Prepaid Subscription Rates Advertised Across Commonwealth
A compressed listing shows prepaid subscription rates for one year and half year offered by numerous sellers. The notice names publishers and book stalls in cities including Sydney, Moss Vale, Goulburn, Albury, Queanbeyan, and Canberra region outlets, with addresses and vendor references such as Times Building and Hallway Stations. The item functions as a broad circulation promo for periodical subscriptions across multiple towns and retailers.
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Goof. Grebe
OOD d. W. Prowse
Cary FC
Fraver
Mane B.M
Sive
Duntrooy Mrs. Brill
Davey
Bibi Pee
Gunning
Comino & Co
Merimbula
Goulburn
Bracher
Melbourne
Gordon & Goteh Ltd
Sydney
Moss Vale
Albury
Weather data for Canberra July 20 21 1996
Canberra weather records show barometer readings and temperatures for July 20 and 21 with 24.2C at 9am and 10C at 3pm on the 20th Pressure 28.57 at 4am and 28.32 at 3pm inches and 28.27 at 9am and 28.91 at 3pm on the 21st Maximums ranged 60.8F 61.6F and minimums 13.6F on grass 15.4F with rainfall totals for the year to date including unspecified January February and May values and a 1 230 point total for 1996.
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Canberra
War Bridge Drive Aimed at Y W C A Funds
German House residents held a war bridge drive in its loungeroom to raise funds for furnishings and a piano for the Canberra Y W C A building. The event featured a charity supper, dancing, and prizes at the winning table. Notable attendees included Mrs Goodwin Robinson and Mrs Charters with many local residents and guests.
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Canberra
Mies Peach
Mra Goodwin Robinson
Mra Charters
Hebingon
Frank Green
Misa Hales
Mann
Boronias Women Sweep Badly in Hockey Matches
In Saturday play Boronias I beat Cygnets II 3 2 while Boronias II lost to Cygnets I 1 1 in a fierce round. Womeraba beat Gum Nuts 3 1 with Welsh shining for Womeraba and Inkpen stepping up forward later. Queanbeyan visitors defeated Hermine II 4 0, with Boronias hosting a postmatch WC A club gathering.
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Boronias
Genets
Wos
V. Inkpen
Beckis
Wemershs
W.C.A
Bororian II
Queanbeyan
Queanbeyan Visitors
Hermine II
Boronias Us
Boy Visits Surgeon To End Suffering Of Dog
A boy from Bt Helens asked a surgeon to mercy kill his injured dog after its head was battered with a pick. The doctor repaired the skull, the dog ate and wagged its tail on return, and is now an out patient at the hospital.
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Bt. Helens
Mweet Heads Canberra to Melbourne on Saturday Night
Dr Georgina Mweet national president of the V.WA&A left Canberra for Melbourne on Saturday night. Mime Montes Byroe had returned home to Araluen after holiday spending, accompanied by Mrs J. Fiannos of Kingston.
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Georgina Mweet
V.wa&a
Canberra
Melourne
Mime Montes Byroe
Araluen
Mra
Pact of Paris in peril as Russo Chinese stand on brink of war
The article notes rising warlike activity along the Amur River between Russia and China. It cites United States and France appeals under the Kellogg Pact and questions which nation violates the pact as the crisis nears possible armed conflict. It urges restraint and non support for nations pursuing war.
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Amur
United States
France
Russia
China
Pact of Paris
Accountancy Institute Opens Canberra Office and Seeks Members
The International Accountants' Corporation and BILLA (incorporated) will open the first Accountancy or Secretarial Institute office in the Federal Capital. It invites applications for institute degrees without examination following nomal prior practice, counting practical experience as equivalent. The Institute lists 34 country memberships and a world-wide member base. Executive Council members include FLOW Strackman SAL and others, with J Moore and P. Lad among directors.
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International Accountants’ Corporation and Billa. (Incorporated
Mort Fing- Vieh
Flow, Strackman, Sal
FOCUS
Foalsh
Pareini United Prev Pty
Lids
J. J. Moore Exay
SFA
Pmirector
Stringer & Moore Mty. Lad
J. DY
Pace Beg. Spaul
Biclala
Australasian Institute of Cost Accountants
Bright Scene at Forestry School Third Annual Ball
A serene gaiety filled the Forestry School on Friday as the third annual ball drew students and guests. multi coloured electric globes lit the octagonal vestibule while hawthorn berries and Iceland poppies colored the windows. An ornate greenery backdrop framed the orchestra as guests arrived and danced in gowns of black beaded georgette, pink satin, and blue lace. Notables including Sir Robert Garran and numerous faculty and guests attended, contributing to a festive, elegant atmosphere.
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Forrestry School
Ailla
Iceland
A.F
Lane-Poole
Miss Finlay
Miss Marshall
M. A. Cameron
Duffield
Dr. Duffield
Misa —. Jones
Mia Nan Dunne
Miss Nott
Mins Dodie Darvell
Mins Banglers
Kitty Petley
Harvey
Carter
Linda Briewe
Flobert Garran
Mra
W. J. Clemens
Allen
Commandant Harrison
Del
Goodwin
Cashourte
Bruce
Edwards
Brackenreg
Deadawell
Lancaster
Henderson
K. Oliphant
Daley
Kappler
W. Cole
Cameron
W Fo.cock
A. Fraser
Peterson
Ricc Sarda
W. Fortis
Mra. Waugh
Anderson
Dickens
War Pilgrimage Visit To Constantinople
A Australian war graves pilgrimage party placed a wreath on the Crimean memorial in Constantinople. They enjoy a three day stay visiting Resphorus and St Sophia. Turkish women promenade the streets as resorts remain orderly. Aquor is sold all night. The city is well policed with life and property safe amid scattered drunkenness.
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Athens
Constantinople
Resphorus St Sophia
Does it matter what man believes in religion
The Rev. W Edwards preached at St John the Baptist church on Acts 28 24 arguing belief influences happiness and conduct He warned against lax faith saying right belief aligns with truth and enables humane conduct while wrong belief produces harm He urged careful scrutiny of religious tenets and holding the highest beliefs with loyalty
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W. Edwards
St. John the
Christ Han
Church
Mned
Wwe
Pope
Tennyson
Creo
Bite
St. Paul
Rome
No Business For Commission Meeting Expected Next Monday
The report states there will be no business for the Federal Capital Commission meeting today as Minister Abbott approval is awaited. Sir Tom Stutters indicated that no action was taken by the Third Commissioner Dr Alearn and Gr Alearn noted no notice of the meeting. It is expected the next session will occur on Monday with regular weekly meetings thereafter.
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Becanue Thers
Crmvern Sg
Tom Stutters
Tt Nlicht
AL Abbott
Jimeon
Alearn
Leteran
Hye Krhew
Scouts Honor Australian Wreath at Cenotaph in London
Thousands at Whitehall watched the Australian Hoy Scouts place a wreath on the Cenotaph and march led by the Union Jack and Australian flag. Chief Scoutmaster Hoadley saluted before the wreath was laid. The group also viewed the Horse Guards procession and inspected armament at Westminster Abbey.
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London
Whitehall
Hoy
Union Jank
Hoadley
Horse Guards
Westminster Abbey
Preference for returned soldiers over immigrants in Canberra
A Canberra reader argues for job and welfare priority for disabled and healthy returned soldiers over immigrants. He cites home front needs, condemns memorials built while veterans struggle, and urges officials to ensure suitable light and skilled work for veterans, criticizing immigrant competition in employment. Westlake, July 16, 1920.
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W. John
Johnston
Wong
Australia
Canbero
Canberra
League Down
Beak
Westlake
Gratitude and protest over imperial service letters
A fragmented letter from Causeway argues for appreciating ALF veterans and recruits while criticizing Johnson and Canberra‑ite figures. It recalls British origin and calls for rights for Britishers who fought for freedom, questioning preferential treatment and denouncing derailed conduct.
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Johnson
Dea
Canberra
Alf
Mr. Johnson
Engliah
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Nsw
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